I finished quilting the last Project Linus top that I had stashed. I need to get busy and piece some more, but first I want to work on a couple other things. A group of friends and I made lots of four patches using the Billie Lauder method. It was fun and we got some good-looking Project Linus quilts out of it.
On Thursday of this week our son and daughter-in-law got up and our son thought his wife was having a stroke. He rushed her to the hospital, and unfortunately the breast cancer had metastasized to her brain. She is upbeat and determined, but it is very, very scary. She is receiving 15 radiation treatments. She is such a sweetheart, and we are hoping for another victory over her cancer. Our son and DIL have two very dear children, a girl 11, and a boy 6. The children definitely need their mommy, and our son needs his wife. It is hard to think of anything else now. Fortunately, they live very close to us, so we can help with pretty much whatever they need.
Such a bright and cheery quilt. A child will love it. You know how sad I am to hear of your family's news. You will continue to be in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear about your DIL. I hope the treatments will be successful.
ReplyDeleteGood patch work,I like it....the color combination is cool....best creativity of yours,i like the way of making this....
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You make excellent quilts for Project Linus, I really love batik pinwheel, it's so happy and cheerful.
ReplyDeleteI was saddened to read about your DIL, I hope all goes well with her treatment. I bought the pink bow earlier this month and tacked it to the sunscreen in my car. Each time I look at it I will be sending a small prayer your way.
Oh Donna, I'm so sorry to hear about your DIL it must be such a hard time for you all just now. I will keep her and your family in my prayers that her treatment goes well. Hugs Elly
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